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ive got the Hitchcock collection boxset, the odd special edition versions of the birds and psycho and i also have another Hitchcock collection with 9 classic movies on which are... Blackmail (1929) The lady Vanishes (1938) Rich and Strange (1932) Sabotage (1936) Secret Agent (1936) The 39 Steps (1938) Number 17 (1932) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) The Lodger (silent) (1926) this is a classic and great boxset of Hitchcocks early movies and also has lots of rare special features from rare radio appearences from Hitchcock, vintage hitchcock movie trailers and a doc about the man himself. With Hitchcock bein my fave director it was a must boxset to have and is a must to have for all Hitchcock fans. Family Plot i thought was a good transfer and a great movie, yep...ive gone through The complete boxsets more than once and loved em all, my fave 3 Hitchcock movies are Psycho The Birds Rope |
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I haven't seen many Hitchcock films which I'll surely correct soon but I recently watched Dial M for Murder and thought it was absolutely superb. Real edge of your seat stuff.
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There's a lot of love for Frenzy on this thread, but I find it polarises me. The rape/murder scenes are incredibly acted, and that tracking show where he take sthe girl into his flat, shuts the door and then the camera backs up, down the stairs and out of the door - stunning stuff. But the thing that forever drops it down into the middle of his pack is that stupid but in the back of the van/lorry. Ooh I've fallen over. And again. And again. And again. And again. Ooh, a potato! It's just so slapstick and Three Stooges that it takes me out of all the suspense. I love Hitchcock, he's my favourite director by far, and I own: Complete Hitchcock Collection (14 discs with the Universal films [Psycho, Vertigo, Rope etc]) Alfred Hitchcock Signature Collection (big box 7 disc with the MGM's [Dial M, N by NW etc]) The Early Hitchcock Collection (9 discs of early UK/Silent films [Blackmail, Skin Game etc]) Hitchcock Presents series 1 & 2 North by Northwest, Psycho steelbook and 39 Steps blu-rays I know I'm msiing some classics like Rebecca, To Catch a Thief and Notorious, but does anyone know if there's any BD releases planned to save me double dipping? |
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Haha, I forgot about them!
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Reading the thread makes me want to go to bed and watch some Alfred Hitchcock films on my portable DVD player, as it is rainy/stormy weather it seems even more appropriate. I've seen and loved Vertigo, Suspicion, Rear Window and the Man Who Knew too Much (with Jimmy Stewart). I've got two more of his films on DVD but I have not yet watched them. I've seen others at a cheap shop and the only thing that stopped me from buying was the price wasn't marked. |
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Hitch directed my all-time favorite movie: Rear Window. I also love Vertigo and Psycho. |
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who's the real one ?
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